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| Setting | Description |
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Suppress Encoding | If you select this option, the agent will not encode the incoming data. It will expect a raw bytearray as the input type and will pass it through untouched. This mode is used only when a header and/or a trailer is added to a data batch. |
Encoder | Select which encoder to use in the list of available encoders either created in the Ultra Format Editor, or one of the default built-in encoders:
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| CSV Format Specific Settings | |
| UDR Type | Select the UDR type you want the Decoder to send out. You can either select one of the predefined UDRs or the DynamicCsvUDR if the CSV format is not known. |
| Format | Select the CSV format you want to use:
If you select Custom, the following four settings will be enabled:
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| Delimiter | Specify the delimiter character(s) for the fields in the CSV. |
| Use Quote | Select this option if you want to use quotes in the CSV. The Quote field is enabled. |
| Quote | If Use Quote is selected, enter the type of quote you want to use in the format. |
| Line Break | Specify how line breaks are stated in the CSV. |
| JSON Format Specific Settings | |
| Indented Output | Select this option if you want the output to be indented. |
| Inline Map Field | Select this option if you want to process the dynamic field values from the Unmapped Fields setting in the Decoder. If you select Inline Map Field, you must specify:
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| UDR Type | Specify the UDR Type that is sent out by the Decoder. Click Browse to view the available UDR Types. |
| Field | Select the UDR Field that you want to include. |
| JSON Format Specific Settings | |
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| Indented Output | Select this option if you want the output to be indented. |
Header/Trailer
The batch Encoder agent uses two specialized services that allows you to add header and trailer information into each data batch.
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